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Menopause and Andropause Workshop July 20th
Wednesday, July 13th, 2011Sugar, Milk and Carbohydrates: Your enemy in the battle against acne?
Friday, March 18th, 2011
Are you suffering from acne? You certainly are not alone. Millions of people suffer from acne and those people have spent billions of dollars fueling the anti-acne industry seeking a cure for their problematic skin. Unfortunately, acne products, especially prescription antibiotics and creams often come with awful side effects (Accutane has been found to cause birth defects). Even more so disenchanting is that the treatments don’t always work and if they do, it’s temporary. Those afflicted with acne vary in extremes from those that have just a pesky zit to having debilitating acne. Unfortunately with a condition that afflicts so many and is so prevalent, a definitive causality of acne has not yet been established in medical literature.(1) What we do know is that there are many treatments available for acne, but there is no cure because we don’t know fully what actually causes acne. Continue reading “Sugar, Milk and Carbohydrates: Your enemy in the battle against acne?” »
Learn How to Improve Your Health Naturally With Biodentical Hormones Replacement Therapy
Tuesday, November 16th, 2010
Listen to the audio version of this workshop on our website or download and print its PDF version now.
Heart Disease and Height Coincide
Tuesday, October 12th, 2010
Is it possible that the closer you are to the ground, the more likely you are to be sick?
A recent article in the Associated Press noted a study that found that short people had a 50 percent higher chance of getting heart disease, than taller people.
It is also important to note that other issues, like smoking and weight also played important roles in these heart disease risks.
Read the full article here: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100609/ap_on_he_me/eu_med_short_people_heart_problems
Well, there could be several reasons for this. Besides being hereditary, being short could also be because there is a growth hormone deficiency or malnutrition, celiac spru or parasites. And malnutrition in our society, or at least in the subjects they were looking at in the study, was not really a factor.
The bottom line is that if you feel like this might be something that you are faced with, or you are worried that you may be growth hormone deficient, or have an unhealthy gut, you should have yourself tested.
WHY BEAUTY TREATMENTS FAIL AND HOW TO GET YOUR BEAUTY BACK NATURALLY
Thursday, July 8th, 2010Are you frustrated with beauty treatments because you spend a lot of money and still don’t look younger? Do you still have sagging skin and wrinkles you cannot hide with makeup? Do you feel tired because of sleepless nights, insomnia and mood swings?
Do you think that getting a few tiny wrinkles around your eyes is not a bid deal. What you do not know is: a few wrinkles may portend a big disaster in your life — aging with hormonal imbalance.
You wake up one day and you really look at yourself in the mirror. It didn’t happen overnight, but it sure feels like it did. You got old! Your wrinkles are prominent, your skin in sagging, you have bags under your eyes from lack of sleep, and you look tired and haggard. What caused this, and how did it happen to you? You are not ready to think of yourself as old, yet.
“Every wrinkle has a reason,” says Sergey Kalitenko, MD, an Anti Aging Holistic Physician, practicing in Great Neck, Nassau county, Long Island, as well as Brooklyn and Manhattan. “There are several reasons why wrinkles happen, and it’s important to know that they cannot all be treated the same way. You need to know the reason for wrinkles to treat them appropriately.”
At Dr. Kalitenko’s offices in Great Neck, they use biofeedback and other tests to look into the root cause of your aging problems, and find the right ways to identify, diagnose, and treat them.
Appropriate history taking, physical exam and tests will show that your wrinkles came from either:
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Sun Exposure Is Not Our Killer
Tuesday, June 15th, 2010
Over the course of the last few decades the sun has basically become our enemy. It is the cause of skin cancer, wrinkles, problem after problem after problem. But is the sun really to blame for any of this. The sun’s always been there, but it’s really only caused a problem in the last few years. Why is it that it is so dangerous?
Truthfully, the sun is crucial to our survival. We need it to help our foods to grow, to give us light and to make us feel alive. The effects of vitamin D, produced in our body with sunlight help, are never disputed and the amount of vitamin D we can get naturally is always better than taking it in supplement form. But, as we humans always do, we take a good thing and take it too far. Continue reading “Sun Exposure Is Not Our Killer” »
Chronic Stress Can Lower Your Testosterone
Wednesday, January 13th, 2010
If stress lowers testosterone, how come people in very high stress work places seem to have more of it? Boosting your testosterone level may be good for sexual performance and this seems to be a well known theory. So, men look to keep their testosterone up, hoping that it will keep their sexual prowess at peak.
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Hormones Are Making You Crazy
Wednesday, January 13th, 2010
It’s become almost commonplace to say that we should be medicated.
“You’re crazy.”
“I’m Crazy.”
“We’re all nuts”
Safe Out in the Sun
Wednesday, January 13th, 2010
The debate about our exposure to sunlight and what it does in terms on skin cancer has gone back and forth. Recently, a Boston professor of dermatology has been asked to resign because he advocates moderate exposure to sunlight.
Osteoporosis Can Be Your Killer
Wednesday, January 13th, 2010
Kyphosis, a curving of the spine, or popularly called a hunchback, is often associated in later years with osteoporosis. Kyphosis leads to many health problems, however, besides osteoporosis. Among them, and perhaps the most serious is respiratory problems, and eventually possible heart failure.
Seafood Selection and Your Health
Monday, November 9th, 2009
In recent years, the fear of too much mercury from fish has been instilled in us. Pregnant mothers and children are urged to limit their tuna consumption, and there are always new reports on which fish are safe to eat and which are not.
How To Keep Your Man: An Anti-Aging Perspective
Friday, August 7th, 2009
Sexual problems in a couple’s relationship can result in so much more than breakup. It can cause family problems, money problems, career crush, especially when men resort to finding sexual fulfillment from a prostitute. Take for example, the recent case of Eliot Spitzer, whose sexual antics brought down his career, his family life, his world.
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Relaxin Claims To Be Better Than Botox
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009
Everyone knows that Botox is expensive, so the hope is that with the release of new Relaxin, it will bring the competition out and the prices down.
Breast Cancer Decline May Lead To Less Resources
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009
Statistics show that incidents of breast cancer fell in 2003 by 6.7 percent in comparison with 2002. This is most likely the result of hormone replacement therapy decrease, which consists of equine estrogens and progestins.
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Allergies Can Be Related To Chronic Stress
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009
Doesn’t it seem like your allergies get worse and worse every year? Some of us who never experienced them before suddenly find ourselves suffering. Continue reading “Allergies Can Be Related To Chronic Stress” »
Progesterone Deficiency Can Lead To Tender Breasts
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009
Many women are suffering from tender and swollen breasts right before their period. Usually, it is one of the many symptoms, that include bloating, fatigue, even moodiness in some.
A low progesterone level can be the cause of this tenderness. Replacement with progesterone, not progestine, may help.
What Can Be Done About Droopy Breasts
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009
Nobody argues that breasts are a very important part of a woman’s body. Therefore, maintaining their proper shape and consistency is crucial. The main hormone responsible for their texture as well as volume is estrogen.
When Retirement Is Not An Option
Friday, June 12th, 2009
In today’s economic times, many people are finding that retiring at the age of 65 is almost impossible. And some of us, just don’t want to. But, in a time where kids are coming out of college, willing to do twice as much work for half the pay, baby boomers are finding themselves unable to keep up. Continue reading “When Retirement Is Not An Option” »
Bioidentical Hormone Doctors Can Cure More Than Your Aging Problems
Friday, June 5th, 2009
The recent debates on Bioidentical versus traditional HRT treatments did not reveal how you benefit from anti aging medicine.
Should you take bioidentical hormones, traditional drugs, or nothing? Continue reading “Bioidentical Hormone Doctors Can Cure More Than Your Aging Problems” »
Beauty and the Economic Beast: Do You Need Treatments When the Economy is Down?
Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009
Sure, consumers need to cut down on spending. Every news station has special segments on where we can cut spending, where we can crunch numbers again, and how to save. But right now, consumers are still spending on beauty treatments like Botox, Restylane, and Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy. Continue reading “Beauty and the Economic Beast: Do You Need Treatments When the Economy is Down?” »
How often should you have s.e.x.?
Wednesday, March 18th, 2009
Recent studies have shown that men who have s.e.x 3 or more times a week have less incidence of heart attacks then those who do not. Another study discovered that having s.e.x twice weekly reduces men’s chances of getting prostate cancer. Continue reading “How often should you have s.e.x.?” »
How to protect yourself from the next No. 1 killer
Wednesday, March 18th, 2009
As a result, everybody is concerned with cholesterol, heart, high blood pressure etc. Heart disease’s rank as the No. 1 cause of death may be changing as soon as next year! According to the World Health Organization, cancer will be replacing heart disease as the No. 1 cause of death. What does this mean for you? Continue reading “How to protect yourself from the next No. 1 killer” »